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Publisher tells investors to expect 82 per cent drop in profits for the current financial year

Figures outline Sony’s PlayStation losses since the launch of PS3 in 2006

Bloomberg predicts that platform holder may have to cut its profit forecast for the first time in six years

Boss Riccitiello admits that the industry has become “weaker than originally expected”

Falling demand for Wii sees firm predict first annual income decline in four years

Entertainment Division still in the black despite revenue falls; Overall Microsoft performance poor

Numbers better than predicted, despite company’s first annual loss in 14 years

Q-Games shows that casual titles aimed at the hardcore can turn a profit

But a strong Q4 leads to promising outlook for 2009; Guild Wars 2 delayed until 2010/2011

SCEE boss admits PlayStation brand is suffering and hints at possible price cuts

EA boss says there “is no inherent conflict” between good games and games that sell

Japanese business analyst predicts a $1.1bn operating loss for year ending March 31st

SCEE president says that his firm is on target to start making money in 2009

Analyst also predicts that Wii software will outpace rivals in 2008

Gross profits fall whilst operating losses and net losses both increase

Losses decrease as Atari owner predicts return to profitability by the second half of the 2009/2010 fiscal year

PS3 platform holder slashes earnings forecasts by 57 per cent; falling demand and strengthening Yen blamed

$1.6m per person for each R&D worker represents more revenue than Goldman Sachs and Google staff